Win10XPE - Build Your Own Rescue Media [2]

And what does device manager show as far unknown devices when booted into Win10XPE

McAfee Stinger is downloaded at each build - the version used/downloaded is the current version on the McAfee Server

Also glad to see you have been learning your way around the project... And are having better results as you test certain features....

Send me your PC - so I can figure it out for you....
Others and Myself have sound - why yours does not - I can not say...

I can only test on the PC's I have in front of me - and yours is not one of them...

Do you mean the PC model? - No I would need actual PC for testing

Also, if using an image which has integrated drivers related to my PC on another PC will I have any issue?
Maybe / Maybe Not... Will it hurt anything - No

And what about after Avira PC Cleaner stating its license expired and because of that I can't use it?
Contact Avira for License

You do realize that after booting into XPE that you can go into device manager - select unknown device - update driver - point to Host PC's > Windows/System32 directory to search for driver... Some drivers will require a reboot (those have to be integrated into build) and some do not... The Project will integrate the Generic MS Drivers - which will support most devices... Specialty Driver(s) would need to be integrated by User...

The Windows 11 System Sound Patch works with AudioSrvPolicyManager.dll v10.0.22621.1 but not with the latest version of this dll v10.0.22621.1485.
So, with latest Windows11 v10.0.22621.1702 ISO, the Sound requires Admin account login.

As a reminder, the preferred ISO remains Windows 10 2004 (Build 19041.264 - 2020.05)
Windows 10, version 2004 [19041.264] (Updated May 2020) :: Select language :: List of files by Microsoft(R)

Kyhi said:

Do you mean the PC model? - No I would need actual PC for testing

Also, if using an image which has integrated drivers related to my PC on another PC will I have any issue?
Maybe / Maybe Not... Will it hurt anything - No

And what about after Avira PC Cleaner stating its license expired and because of that I can't use it?
Contact Avira for License

You do realize that after booting into XPE that you can go into device manager - select unknown device - update driver - point to Host PC's > Windows/System32 directory to search for driver... Some drivers will require a reboot (those have to be integrated into build) and some do not... The Project will integrate the Generic MS Drivers - which will support most devices... Specialty Driver(s) would need to be integrated by User...

In the other PC, after integrating this PC's SSD driver (for the SSD content to show up in this PC), it shows this SSD instead of its own so I don't think that is considered to not hurt anything.

Contact Avira? Do you realize it wasn't Avira who developed this tool? What does it have to with someone (you) having integrated an expired version? You should remove it.

Do you realize that I already tried that and it's still stated the best drivers are already installed and if I hadn't integrated the SSD driver I couldn't even point to that directory since the SSD wouldn't even show up? Does that mean I simply have bad luck because I have two PCs with no audio (besides many other non-installed drivers)?

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ChrisR said:

The Windows 11 System Sound Patch works with AudioSrvPolicyManager.dll v10.0.22621.1 but not with the latest version of this dll v10.0.22621.1485.
So, with latest Windows11 v10.0.22621.1702 ISO, the Sound requires Admin account login.

As a reminder, the preferred ISO remains Windows 10 2004 (Build 19041.264 - 2020.05)
Windows 10, version 2004 [19041.264] (Updated May 2020) :: Select language :: List of files by Microsoft(R)

In that case do all of you use an Admin account since you state I'm the only one having this issue? What do you mean by "Admin account" in the first place, login on an account with admin rights? If so, I already do that.